Have you ever owned a Land Rover?

[ANNML]

1968 88"
1970 88"
1966 88"
1968 109"
1994 NAS Defender 90 (Arles Blue soft top)
1995 NAS Defender 90 (Arles Blue Station Wagon)
1997 Discovery
1994 Discovery
1966 88"
1994 Discovery
1993 NAS 110
1984 110
1967 109" NADA
1993 NAS 110
1994 NAS Defender 90
1994 NAS "POE" Defender 90
1970 88"
1995 Range Rover 25th LWB
1996 Discovery
1980 Range Rover
1992 Defender 110 HiCap
1986 110
2016 LR4
1996 Defender 90 (Tdi)
2022 Defender 110
2024 Defender 90

Those are the ones I recall... sorry. Should I have just said "yes?"

So not a big fan then.

 

[Tom109]

Finishing up the 109's front axle and had a set of conditioned swivel gaiters, so on they went!

 

[Commodore]

I guess it is 5 in total. Wife currently has a 2020 Range Rover Sport L494. The rest were mine. They ultimately strayed two far from being capable off road machines. In fact, I purchased a 2022 Bronco so I had a good off roader while I had my full size L405. The Grenadier took the place of both the Bronco and the L405... its a bargain when you look at it that way.

P38
L319
L322
L405
L494

 

[Boggsone]

Former: '99 RR, '02 RR, '94 D-1, '69 SIIA SW
Current: '97 NAS D-90 SW, '93 NAS D-110 #110, '83 SIII LTWT, '72 SIIA 109 GS Ex-MOD (For Sale)
Also enjoying '24 IG

 

[Tom109]

Ready for transport to the new garage (house).

 

[vtgrenadier]

EX-MOD FTW

 

[parb]

2019 RRS - really didn't love that vehicle. Uncomfortable seats and poor AC.

 

[Tom109]

Evidently I still do!

Electrical screen after startup this morning, though a stop to refuel, two more stops (with restarts) and about 20 miles of driving. Note the SOC.

Didn’t really worry about it. Vehicle started and drove fine so I figured it was the magic behind the screen, or my auxiliary battery was earning its keep. Five miles later and it switched to this (SOC),

Knowing my LR’s would get me home, this was strictly a keep my eye on it situation.